Vigil Organised For Killed Cats In Sliema

Jun 30 2025

A vigil was held yesterday evening for the killed cats in Sliema over the past weeks.

Reports had been issued by concerned citizens that cats were being assaulted and killed in the locality, with photos circulating of the poor creatures after their assault.

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Citizens and animal rights activists gathered outside to light candles and called for action to be taken to find out the perpetrator of these horrific killings.

There is currently a €4,000 reward for any information that helps with the capture of the killer.

‘Justice for our cats Pupa, Maui, Chico, Buxa and others’, the vigil read.

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Malta To reach 35°C In First Week Of July

Jun 30 2025

Southern parts of Europe are currently experiencing intense heat, with temperatures soaring to 42°C in some regions.

The heatwave has prompted weather warnings across several Mediterranean countries. According to local weather source It-Temp Madwarna, the Azores anticyclone is extending into the Mediterranean. This high-pressure system is bringing with it stable weather conditions and persistently high temperatures.

Malta is in for a hot start to July, with high temperatures expected all week. Malta International Airport forecasts that it will feel as hot as 35°C by Thursday.

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Love Island Malta Psychologist Gets Engaged At Finale

Jun 30 2025

The psychologist who was there to help all the islanders throughout Love Island Malta Season 3, Darlinka Barbara, had her own romantic moment at the finale.

Being called up to the DJ stand by executive producer Ben Camille, Darlinka was met by cheers of support before her partner Matthew walked up for the pivotal moment.

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And the romance in the villa continued to skyrocket as she gave a very enthusiastic yes to begin a new life with Matthew.

And they had a Love Island Malta party to help them celebrate the occasion!

Congratulations to the happy couple!

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Have You Ever Seen A Maltese Cricket?

Jun 30 2025

Taking to social media, Facebook weather page It-Temp Madwarna shared a video of an insect many of us hear on Maltese evenings, filling the silence with an iconic chirp.

The crickets, scientific name, Gryllus bimaculatus, come in two different types in Malta, with one found in urban areas and larger ones found in rural areas.

‘A symbol of fortune and natural balance’, It-Temp Madwarna explained. ‘An important insect for the food web and super valuable for our soil and its ecosystems.’

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